Antonio Fontanez
Antonio Fontanez
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Pat Weider | Prep Redzone Scout
Antonio Fontanez Antonio Fontanez 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Liberty | 2026 State PA is now a 2027 prospect and attending Brighton Academy for a post-graduate year. Fontanez played well at the 7-on-7 tournament. He processes the field well and throws an accurate ball. You can see the talent with him, with his ability to throw accurate passes. He has good skills to throw a ball into tight windows. Fontanez is going to a post-graduate program.
Formerly out of Liberty HS, now a 2027 PG at Bridgton Academy @AFontanez1_ show below.
Big thank you to Chris Edmondson for bringing out his program each year. @TahirEdmondson2 impressed again, back to back Northeast 7v7s. pic.twitter.com/5ubiVeAJpX
— VicCastilloPRZ (@PRZVicCastillo) April 15, 2026
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Read EvaluationPat Weider | Prep Redzone Scout
In Friday’s win over Notthhampton, Antonio Fontanez Antonio Fontanez 6'1" | 180 lbs | QB Liberty | 2026 State PA played well to win a close game 41-34. He threw for 282 yards and 5 touchdown passes. He plays well in the pocket as he can set his feet and deliver a good ball to his receivers. He is also an accurate passer who does a good job throwing the ball to his receivers in stride. He also has good mechanics and footwork in the pocket. For his performance, he deserves a game ball.
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Read Evaluationjayden-huber-author | Prep Redzone Scout
Antonio “Tone” Fontanez is a very interesting prospect out of Liberty High School. The 6’0 | 170lb prospect started this past season at St. Frances Academy (MD). Before the season started he decided to come home and play for Liberty. This ended up being a great decision for the 2026 prospect as he lead Liberty to it’s best season in years. Due to the PIAA transfer eligibility rules he wasn’t allowed to participate in the post-season. Don’t let that take anything away from this kid though. His football IQ is extremely high. His decision making is attentive. Overall he is a great QB prospect that deserves more love on the recruiting side of things than he gets. Don’t be surprised if “Tone” and that great group of 2026’s leads Liberty to another great season in 2025!
Check out my Junior Season tape!! https://t.co/xWc6dwhk2G @CoachDaignault @EdOBrienCFB @PRZPAvic @bhaire13
— Antonio Fontanez 2026 QB (@AFontanez1_) November 1, 2024
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Read EvaluationCaleb Holfoth | Prep Redzone Scout
Antonio Fontanez really turned it up on Day 2 in single-elimination play where he was one of the most consistent throwers on the day. While Fontanez was still a top performer on day 1 when we reached single-elimination play Fontanez showcased some zip and velocity on tight-window throws that we did not see on day 1. Fontanez showcased impressive ball placement and was able to hit guys in traffic in stride. Fontanez threw some balls there were in a spot that only his guy could make a play on them and he let his top playmakers make plays. Fontanez showcased good quick delivery and his ability to spread the ball all around the field showcased that he was one of the top QBs at the event.
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Read EvaluationVic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
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- 6’1, 180 | 2026
Formerly out of Allentown Central Catholic, now at St. Francis Academy. Diamond Athletic’s Antonio Fontanez is the first of just five quarterbacks who cracked the top 30. I had about 90+ total top performers, I couldn’t keep Fontanez out of this list considering how well he performed during both days at Coatesville. A shame we didn’t get to see Fontanez perform against CTPrime or Wingmen’s defense during the playoffs of this event, Fontanez did nothing but make correct read after correct read. His program was DQ’d for a petty rule break, yet understandable from both sides. Fontanez led DA to four wins through the Two-Day event, losing just one of the five games played in total. I came away impressed. Learned a few things about his mental-makeup too. Kid is confident beyond his years, should suit him well at SFA.
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Read EvaluationVic Castillo | Prep Redzone Scout
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- 6’0, 170
- a name I heard for some time, now has enough tape to see a ranking in the near future.
- Completing just under 65% of his passes, 750+ yards, and seven scores to go with the production through the air.
Doesn’t struggle in areas young passers usually find difficult early on in their careers. Red zone efficiency in terms of completing passes and making correct choices. Seeing the field in terms of coverage, Fontanez clearly has an understanding of where he should go with the ball pre/post-snap. Unafraid to give his targets a ball downfield, especially toward the middle of the field, loves to test posts and seam benders in front of him. Has a massive gallop hitch, heel-click that gives away his intentions. Involved in some zone-read mesh concepts with his back, is more than willing to tuck and create. If he’s going to be a successful dual-threat capable prospect, he’s going to need to hit the weight room a bit to fill out. I am nitpicking on a young passer only because this kid shows promise. Love that he’s winning early and often as a starter.
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